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Protests mark 1-year anniversary of federal agents storming L.A.’s Fashion District

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By John Ross Ferrara , Sara Welch 
| KTLA-TV (Los Angeles, CA)
Events and protests were held in downtown Los Angeles Saturday on the one-year anniversary of one of the largest immigration enforcement actions in California. One June 6, 2025, federal agents stormed the L.A. Fashion District, arresting and detaining dozens of workers. The enforcement action served as a catalyst, igniting a wave of subsequent raids across Southern California.
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BBAs Versus Bots: AI in Business Education

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By Sara Welch 
| AACSB Insights
As artificial intelligence drives change in the workplace, business schools are helping students develop three skills new hires must have. While most new hires will not need to have deep coding expertise, employers expect them to be able to design effective prompts and use GenAI tools and platforms. Employers also want to know that recent graduates have critical thinking skills that allow them to solve complex problems without over-relying on artificial intelligence.
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Sandy Fire destroys home, scorches nearly 1,400 acres in Ventura County Original

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By Tony Kurzweil , Sara Welch 
| KTLA-TV (Los Angeles, CA)
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to correct the estimated size of the fire. Evacuation orders remained in place Tuesday from wind-driven wildfire that has destroyed one home in Simi Valley. Just over 24 hours after the Sandy Fire ignited in Simi Valley, it had burned a total of 1,386 acres and was 5% contained, according to fire officials. Flames continued to burn through thick brush along steep hillsides Tuesday morning.
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